Rome's greatest

[jnabb22]

I just wanted to know what you guys thought is Romes greatest strategy for xgmd cause i just started and i want to make the most out of the second greatest people ever

for randomness

[jakobh94]

Gah, Scipio used the momentum for his advantage, Hannibals campaign failed when he didn't invade rome. Hannibal was in the end a screw up

But im not that into the romans so i cant add anything

[Stilgar CG]

Gah, Scipio used the momentum for his advantage, Hannibals campaign failed when he didn't invade rome. Hannibal was in the end a screw up

But im not that into the romans so i cant add anything

Perhaps, Hannibal should have gambled and marched to Rome, but at the time the tactics he chose (wasting Roman's countryside and waiting for Roman allies and celts to take his side, and then giving Rome the final blow) was sound. However, many allied cities kept their alliance with Rome, Hannibal received no reinforcements from homeland, and Romans wasted no time and acted promptly and effectively (by refusing to discuss a deal, by using the delay tactics, by attacking Carthage home base in Spain, and ultimately by bringing war back to Africa).

[jnabb22]

I like rome but im usally all greek but just started a rome game so why not :hmmm:

[jakobh94]

I like the greeks, i like their way of fighting.

But now OT again

[TM Is Back]

Well, this thread is better to be made in the: Vestigia Vetustati, as this is not a discussion about XGMD.

[Antiochos VII Sidetes]

Was about to say just that.